Dynamic Widgets is an available plugin that can be installed directly from your WP Dashboard (Plugins → Add New → Search: Dynamic Widgets). You can also manually download and install it from the WordPress plugin repository.

WordPress gives you the option to display your front page as a “Static Page” or a “Blog”.

To change these settings, simply go to Settings → Reading in your admin console. Here you can either select a “Page” to be displayed on your front page or choose to display all your latests blog “Posts” instead.

When using WordPress as a CMS, you’ll undoubtedly want to disable comments for some Page or even Posts. This is a popular question (especially among new WordPress users). This tutorial will outline the various ways you can disable comments for any Page or Post.

WordPress not only allows you to insert images in your content, but you can also display complex galleries. In this lesson, we’ll walk you through the steps of getting a gallery on your site.

WordPress offers a very simple method to create and organize your site navigation. Your theme defines the available "locations" as well as their look and feel. Once you create a menu, you can then drag and drop menu items, child items and reorder to your preference. This tutorial walks you through the steps.

Content templates not only make setting up your theme super easy, but also saves you lots of time. Think of content templates as snippets or starter layouts. Whenever you crete a new Page or Post in WordPress, you can insert a predefined layout specific to your theme’s styles. In this document, we’ll go over just how to do this.

This tutorial will explain how to create and add slideshows to your content using the latest theme framework.

Our Themes incorporates the Slides jQuery plugin from Nathan Searles.

To access the slider options navigate to Appearance > Theme Options -> Slider (tab). Here you will see many options to display your slider content. This article will walk you through the various settings.

There is more than one way to install WordPress themes. You can upload it via FTP or use the built-uploader (WP 2.9+). This article explains just how to get your new theme installed and configured on your site.